Epoxy Filler Universal

Epoxy fillers are primarily the only fillers recommended for use on hull components constantly immersed in water.

However, they can be successfully used both above and below the waterline.

	Weight	Code
set (A+B)	750 g	12200
component A	5 kg	12286
component B (hardener)	2,5 kg	12287

Technical informations

Application method

Manually:

putty knife

Product description "Epoxy Filler Universal"

Small repair caused by the action of osmosis.
Healed minor damage, small cracks and scratches.
Easy to mix and application.
Cans contain a volume of components where is left place for mixing components.
The advantage of this filler is convenient, relatively short curing time.
40 minutes – pot life 20°C
15 hours – hard for sanding 20°C
2:1 – mixing by volume
100:50 – mixing by weight
The previous layer: epoxy primer Sea-Line, two-component paints.
The next layer: epoxy Primers, 1K universal yachtprimer , antifouling paints.

Epoxy Filler Universal - instructional video

Type of surface	GRP laminates, wood steel, aluminum
Place	Above and below waterline
Function	Fast repairs small scratches and damages
Color	light grey

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

If the scratches are not deep, then we can renew the scratched side by polishing with Sea-Line polishing pastes. Above the waterline, when the scratches are not deep, the surface can be repaired with a DRY FAST gel coat filler. Deep scratches should be filled with epoxy filler (selected depending on the requirements of the scratched surface), painted with a primer and then painted with topcoat.

There is a possibility of thinning antifouling, but we do not recommend this procedure due to the risk of reducing the effectiveness of the paint. If it is necessary to thin the antifouling paint, it is recommended to dilute it to a maximum of 0-5% (by volume).

Yes, you can paint the bottom of the boat with polyurethane paint due to its high mechanical strength. We recommend this solution when the boat is not launched for a long time and is not exposed to fouling.